Do It Yourself

Ford Motor Company generally recommends a fuel filter replacement every 15,000 miles. If your vehicle jerks at high rpm, however, it could be a sign that you need to replace your fuel filter earlier. An engine that won’t start is one other potential symptom associated with a faulty or clogged fuel filter. However, a problem with your battery or ignition system is more often the cause if your engine won’t start.

That’s why it’s always best to get all of your maintenance performed at your local Ford or Lincoln Dealership. The Ford Motor Company-trained technicians there are the experts when it comes to your vehicle. They’re equipped with all the latest diagnostic tools and know-how to properly identify and fix any potential problems so you can get back on the road.

Visit your Ford or Lincoln Dealership for fuel filters that:

• Help prevent stalling, poor starting and potential engine failure
• Help improve vehicle performance by ensuring a uniform fuel flow
• Help block impurities and contaminants in your fuel or gas tank before they can enter your engine or clog your injectors
• Remove 90% of particles 20 microns or larger
• Are recommended by Ford Motor Company for your vehicle

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